This plug and go hard drive contains over 55GB of flash files for use with any Samsung Tool including Z3x Box, NS Pro, UFS/HWK, Asansam, Polar Box, Micro Box etc.
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This is tutorial on how to flash your samsung Corby B3210. Files needed. 1.optiflash (download ) 2.Flash file (download ). 3.usb drivers (download Samsung New PC Studio from samsung website for the drivers). Procedure: 1. Put your phone in Download Mode (Press. + # + Power On) and connect to PC.
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(take note of the com port in Device Manager) your screen should look like this. Open Optiflash.
In Specify Hardware Platform.Choose Customer T:Nox(Intel Sibley 1024/256,USB. In Code: choose the.s3 flash file. In CSC: choose the.csc flash file. In Flash Option: Select Code Binary and CSC Binary 7. In Com Port: choose the same com port as in the Device Manager. Check 'Erase all Unused Regions'.
Flashing screenshot. Wait till finish. Finished flashing screenshot. This is the finished product. Credits to / for the flash file and the flasher.